Title Status: Rebuilt

SouthArk370Z

This guy thinks you are trying to justify a poor decision. See wideglideleon's post above.

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Nick370

Not sure how you formed that opinion, if you actually read any of the original post it states quite the opposite, that I have no desire to sell my car and I couldnt be happier with it.... To each their own tho.

SouthArk370Z

Yes, I did read your post. Whether you plan to sell the car in the future or not makes no difference in my opinion - you are possibly putting yourself and your passengers in danger now. I definitely agree about "to each their own" - if you hadn't asked for my opinion, I wouldn't have given it. I find it rather odd that you would ask for opinions and then want to argue with the responses.

So I'm sticking with my original conclusion.

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nis350

bottom line, you get what you pay for.

I bought a salvaged car when I was in college because I couldn't afford one with clean title. Spent a lot of time fixing it.

one problem that scared the hell out of me was that one of the front tie-rods was cracked and started to come apart. The car was drifting on the fwy. I was lucky to have made it home and found that the tie-rod was cracked half way already. I was really afraid to even think about the consequences of it breaking in two at fwy speed.

I would never buy another Salvaged/rebuilt car now.